B.A. Major in Educational Studies
The B.A. Major in Educational Studies requires 13-14 courses depending on the block of courses the student chooses.
| Code | Title | Semester Hours |
|---|---|---|
| EDST 260 | Interpersonal Communication | 3.0 |
| CGE 101 | Community & Global Engagement | 3.0 |
| CGE 400 | Senior Seminar | 1.0 |
| One of the following course sets: | 15.0-16.0 | |
Educational Studies Block: | ||
| Field Experiences in Education | ||
| Classroom Methods & Management | ||
| Educational Theory | ||
| Dynamic Learning Communities | ||
| Child & Adolescent Development | ||
| Literacy Across the Curriculum | ||
Educational Studies Block Alternative: | ||
| Outdoor Education | ||
| 21st Century Learning | ||
| Intro to Counseling | ||
| Character Education | ||
One of the following electives: | ||
| Pedagogy of Place | ||
| Foundations in Experiential Ed | ||
| Wilderness Literacy | ||
| Contemporary Topics | ||
| All students: | ||
| Four of the following (one course must be 300 level): | 11.0-13.0 | |
| Signs of the Times | ||
| Outdoor Education | ||
| Environmental Education | ||
| Children and Society | ||
| 21st Century Learning | ||
| Education in America | ||
| Outdoor Leadership | ||
| Contemporary Topics | ||
| Outdoor Ed Topics | ||
| Intro to Counseling | ||
| Pedagogy of Place | ||
| Child & Adolescent Literature | ||
| Foundations in Experiential Ed | ||
| Character Education | ||
| Wilderness Literacy | ||
| Exper. Educ Practicum/Intern | ||
| Educational Psychology | ||
| Global Education | ||
| Leadership: Critical Perspec. | ||
| Math for Elem/Mid Sch Teachers | ||
| Inclusive Learning Environment | ||
| Philosophy of Education | ||
3 SH course approved by the Educational Studies department that poses critical questions concerning the ways in which social, political, and economic institutions affect individuals according to their race, gender, class, ability, or culture. | ||
| EDST 420 | Capstone: Educational Studies | 2.0-3.0 |
| Total Semester Hours | 35.0-39.0 | |
Note: Courses are sometimes listed as an option to fulfill a requirement, and as an option for an elective. Each course may only be used once towards the major. If a course is used to complete a requirement, it may not also be used to fulfill an elective, and vice versa.
